Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-13
A. DANIAS.

tUO 10. SACKS.
We ar, under obligations to q. J. Parker
of this city for copy of the Salem >tafes
man, containing representation Of the new
Salem bridge over the Willamette. and an
account of the origin and progress of the
efforts to secure the construction of work.
A telegram from Chicago received on
Saturday evening announced that Mrs
". +. kettenbach was taken sick while
she and her husband were en- route from
Indianapolis to their home in Lewiston
Hone her sickness will be short duration.
A prospector by the name ct Hunter was
arrested on Saturday evening by night po-
liceman Bishon. on charge of robbery He
tried to make way with Frank kettonhachs
valuable bird dog Frank did not appear
against him and he was released Oh Monday
morning.
INSTALLATIONS - On Tuesday evening last
at the Odd Fellows hall, the following
officers of Alpha Lodge No. |, Dauhgters
of Rehheca were installed: Mrs J. NJ
Howe. N. G.; Mrs j. d. Kcster, V. g.;
Mrs. W. b. Palmer, r. s.. Mrs. f. A
Rowley, p. S.
The little party given by the a. 0. U. "
society in this city on last Thursday evening
at their hall. turned ont to be a large one In
joy. About twenty couple were in attend
ance and those present say it WIS the mast
enjoyable evening spent by them in Lewis
ton for many years.
Frank Root. agent Of tn. O. r. d n Co
i" this city, has been ordered take charge
of the Office at Riparia, and T. J Peabody
lx,E -, @ol. II. & Al
office. 1t is with the deepest regret t
host of friends that Mr.. ana Mrs. Root
depart from our midst
In the suit of the United States against
the b ndsmen Of Hibbs to recover $40 OOO
he amount of the bond the jury found a
verdict for the full an o,nt The oefen-
dants bv the counsel gave notice of motion
for new trial and have a stav of proceed
inys so as to give time to prepare thar pa
pers.
Chief Engineer DeHuff of the O. r &
| N Co, came mp on the Almota on Sun
dav morning and returned on Mon lay after
noon He Orders the steamer Spokane tn
be hauled off the route for while, as the
wheat stored along the route between this
point and Riparia has n~arly all been
shipped.
A reporter of the TrLLFR upon asking
Mavot Kelly upon our streets the other day
il he could furnish MS with an item. replied
Eyes, l hav. issued an order IT, the connci
to change the name nf our main street. com
monty known as Main or Montgomery street
| urge that the same be called "Muf
: Avenue"
City marshal Akers has been industrious
| L., A.
dog license The license for a NAL" d z i
81. so per quarter and for female 50 90 pc
quarter Dogs are only licensed that rul
at large and the marshal reserves the nigh
to kill all dogs running at large that ar
not licensed.
U s. Attorney Hawlev after four week
counting in this city left on Monda>' stea
mer for Boise City. Mr.. II has done a
immense am unit Of work at this court sitt
ing, aud is deservedlv entitled to much cred
it for the conscientious manner and tn
$ promp'nes that he has manifested in hi
official capacity.
= DANCING SOCIETY. = The ardent lovers
dancing IN this city have organized a dane
ing society, to be known as the "Eg.iit
I Club" The organization number abou
thirty five male members. and their social
' will be held on. Friday evenings of eac
week. the first TO take place on tomorro'
evening in the Grostein 3 Binnard hall.
Ex-sherif L Stsnnus viii shortly tax
his departure for Tacoma, ". T.. whrrs h
: will remain for time. We are sorry I
lose Mr. Staunus; he has made a good an
q upright citizen Of Nez Perez county, a mos
4 worthy townsman. and during his otlici
career in this county as sheriff. he mad
faithful, efficient and trustworthy office
a Deputy U. s marshal Green after tu
months of diligent work in North Idah
left on Sunday for his home at Grangevil
;. to take much needed rest. Mr.. G. III
l. discharged the duties of his office very faitl
fully az promptly, and as an officer of IL
# government he has shown ny his aIligen,
>, and efficiency at this term of court, tn
not better appointment for the positit
he fills could be made IN the whole north.
T. The Almota Capt. Troupe. left her wha
in Lewiston on Saturday morning last at
o'clock took on one hundred tons of whe
A. between Lewiston and Riparia, discharg'
re- it and t"ok on a cargo Of merchandis
and returned. arriving at Lewiston at g.:
m an Sunday. making a round trip
n seventy miles with all necessary stoppin
ut IN the short space of twentv-three and IN
hall hours A successful aud quick trip
n. be made at this stage Of tie water.
~ Capt. Baughman has gone to take char
Of steamer on the upper Willamette
n. short time till the wheat crop of III
I'd valley, which naw lies in the wa
i. h uses along the river shall he. TAX
away The Willamette has been at 81, Il
water, the boats could not take it ava
r. There has been rise il the river ant t
OF energies and skill If the company are in i
ne mediate demand to clear the wareh rus
Capt. Troupe will take thu place Of Ca
al Baughman during his absence.
n. School CENSUS. On Monday we cal
ty at the public and private schools Of lea
ing and ATTAINED from the principals the
=, tai enrolment Of pupils in their respect
~ institutions, as follows: In the put
MT school 1871 total enrollnent, distributed
the departments, to-wit: Primary. -:
term+diate. As grammar. 81 high schc
nal AZ. IN the Lewis Collegiate Institute
Ut were enrolled. And at .the St. Aloysi
mis- Academy 80 were enrolled. This maj
the total number Of 235 school children
10. attendance in the CITY, We did not get
~, census IT .h"ol children for 1855. but
sv think we can feel safe in saying that the
crease is large
"a, Ed. circuit Of Palonse City on the
,..I inst, issued the first number Of his revi'
!. B omerang. It had sinmt%red for o.
a. time after having male itself quite a
orite with many on account Of b"ldnsss